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Trump: Removal of nuclear materials in Iran to be difficult

Trump: Removal of nuclear materials in Iran to be difficult

US President Donald Trump has evaluated the outcomes of the strikes conducted against Iranian nuclear facilities

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US President Donald Trump has commented on the military operations carried out against Iran's nuclear facilities in June 2025, stating that while the primary targets were successfully neutralized, the subsequent cleanup of radioactive materials remains a significant challenge.

According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, the President claimed that the strategic targets were completely destroyed during the mission. Writing on his social media account, US President Donald Trump noted that the removal of highly enriched uranium from these sites would require a substantial amount of time.

"Operation Midnight Hammer" resulted in the complete destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities. However, the extraction of nuclear materials from there will be a long and difficult process,"

he stated. Furthermore, he criticized "CNN" and other media organizations, accusing them of failing to properly acknowledge the efforts and bravery of the personnel involved in the operation.

The strikes represent a major escalation in global security dynamics and follow a period of heightened tensions regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions. While the White House characterizes the operation as a definitive success, preliminary damage assessment reports leaked to the media suggest that the strikes may have only delayed Iran's nuclear program by several months rather than dismantling it entirely. This development comes amid ongoing regional shifts where Azerbaijan continues to advocate for stability and the principles of international law in its neighboring geographies.

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